i run more than one website. every analytics tool i tried made me log in somewhere else for each one, or gave me one dashboard per property with no overview.
i'm om yaduvanshi, 18, an applied ai developer. i build cloudline, a cookieless analytics tool. day 27 of 90, building in public.
why one dashboard
if you have one site, this feature is invisible. if you have five, it's the whole product.
i keep a few projects alive. stores, side pages, landing pages for this campaign. checking them used to mean clicking between properties and losing the thread of what actually mattered. nobody checks analytics they have to hunt for.
how it works
cloudline lets you add up to 50 sites under one account. same login. one dashboard for every site you run.
50 is a ceiling, not a target. the point is that adding a new site is a one-line install, not a new decision. one script tag, data-site-id, done. deleting the line removes it.
the part i dogfood
my own sites run on it. that's how i notice what actually gets checked and what doesn't. real traffic finds your weak spots faster than sample data. (i wrote about labelled demo data last time. this is the other side of that.)
the honest part
the dashboard still doesn't show countries. or operating systems. or core web vitals. the roadmap lists them, they aren't shipped, and cloudline doesn't pretend otherwise.
what i'd like to know
if you run more than one site: do you actually check all of them?
day 27 of 90. still building.
cloudline is free while in early access. no card.
— om
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